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@Early Morning Dev From what i understood, JSVM doesn't support async. I think all the 'await' keywords are pointless. If you add "/// <reference path="../pb_data/types.d.ts" />" at the top of the pb.js file, it also gives you a warning for those awaits.

Great tutorial 😀 I also added cases for deleting records to my project. If you think it’s necessary, I can create a PR for your repo.

There seems to be a step I'm missing here, how does the pocketbase webhook know what my user ID is?

Why have you cut your screen, can't see any commands you give, just lots of debug information.

What happens if I remove use client from a page and instead create a separate component to include the use client thing? How would this change affect the behavior of the page?

ha! lovely :) thank you!

Dude you're covering all the best stuff, PocketBase, AlpineJS ❤. Keep it up man, the world needs more of this content!

Can you have multiple db per tenant along side pocketbase with this setup ?

i have been using it for long with laravel

Good talk, I really enjoyed it. I'm hoping that Pocketbase will see a good future, it got a lot of potential to be a well thought backend solution. I havn't build anything serious thing with it, I'm waiting for v1, but I'm happy to see the the creator takes it seriously.

That's cool! will look into tauri

Less lost now, thanks :)

no no all the city pic should be rounded, unless no one wants to go lol

wow these derived collections feature is amazing, just brilliant. Pocketbase is so based

you seems to fan of pocketbase nice work

Great video!! Is there a way to use pocketbase with PostgreSQL?

At 25:04 you show accessing Turso from the Turso web client. I would advise caution as this is making a database access key public. Anyone can obtain the key and use it to query the database directly, bypassing PocketBase's robust security entirely.

Turso with pocketbase is just amazing!

It would be cool to see if people build a library that infers your pocketbase collections and builds the correct ORM for it. So I have all the typed queries i need based on my collections.

hope we can integrate nodejs/deno 2 or bun directly with Pocketbase.

May I ask? What for do you want to do that? This will slow down your response time and make you pay a larger bill... I remember we had something for regular backups. Also how about encryption and authed users?

Bro, do another lemonsqeezy vid but with all transaction types

Yeah, I was wondering what this custom db connection of 0.23 would allow. Thanks for your attempt to explain the benefits, but I think more videos with further explanations are needed

great news

I think this is step forward but the DX is not as good as PB. Maybe in the future the integration can be done through a cli or something when setting up pb instead of having to do all the custom go code since maybe PB user probably to work a lot with go compared to JS. Does this mean you have to reimplement API rules on top of turso to get what you currently get from PB for free ?

Hi! Liked the rounded brests! I also dont really understand what is the point of pocketbase here ? Why dont just just create a turso db and then use the turso sdk via your front end app?

Looks like the Pocketbase owner is getting a bit overwhelmed by the community’s requests! 😅 I guess everyone just wants their app to run perfectly, but a little patience goes a long way! Hang in there, we all appreciate the hard work! 🙌

Can we talk about this concurrency issue? What's going on there?

Great conversation! Very cool work with Pocket Pages and Pocodex, didn't know about these, glad to have them on my radar! I disagree with your assessment at 1:14:40 about Gani not wanting to extend the PB admin. He's said several times that he'd like extendable UI components, but the build process for Svelte makes this hard. In some of his recent posts, he's vaguely mentioned working on his own templating language.

It's crazy to me how far JS engineers will go to make sure they can write JS 😆I must say I wish the golang API for interacting with some of the internals of pocketbase was better. It's not straight forward to reach into the DAO layer. I can't remember if that was part of the refactor of 0.23 or not. Edit: the DAO layer was removed in v0.23 Also about the hooks scalability I remember seeing an old github issue about it, so it's definitely a known issue but also the hooks in general are written in a way thats not scalable. This was talked about in one of the github threads and hopefully will be refactored and sorted in the future :D

I'm using Expo 52.0.17 and it doesn't work, I've been trying for 10 hours and it hasn't worked, how can I do it?

watching this I found myself thinking "There's a frood who really knows where his towel is" I dont often go for such long vids but this one is well worth the time to listen through, I'm fascinated to hear how pocketbase and an ecosystem is come into being around it I currenlty use Laravel as it ticks a lot of boxes for me but pocketbase was and is on my list of very cool tools Ben's work is nothing less than inspiring

I'm the dude whose app went viral my app now has 271K sign ups in just about 25 days! But everything is super snappy and fast and I couldn't be happier with PocketBase and PocketHost. And props to Ben for being the nicest person I've met online! He's truly a genius.

Great video, I understood the whole operation but I couldn't understand the utility, what would create this api_key, and why I would use this approach, it's a sincere doubt, I don't have that much knowledge, if someone can give a real example of this use so I can understand better I thank you

I personally don't like ejs because of its syntax, I think JSX is the good spot, there's large community around it and pepople are comfortable with it, even honojs supports server side rendering with jsx. So it would be cool if it appears around pocketbase ecosystem.Also tools like HTMX and alpine are great options too.

Thanks for the interview. I'm a "Flounder member" of PocketHost and I'm excited to start working with it. I see the value of PocketBase in the following place: I make websites for small to medium businesses and I see it as a very cheap to run CMS alternative with a backend that I wouldn't mind sharing with clients. Up until now my go to for this was a Wordpress instance, which I run as a REST API for static rendered sites (using Astro / Next / Gatsby). Wordpress always feels a bit hacky and overengineered for just a few simple content types (using ACF) and I am paying £10+ per month to keep each instance running. Now I can just use a PocketBase instance instead. In this talk Ben talks about how he feels like if given enough money the priority would be to find a way for PocketBase to scale. Personally I disagree. I think there are already good solutions for apps of that scale but (I'm guessing) the vast majority of people don't need anything that can handle more requests than PocketBase can provide.

We really need some more video on pocketbase hooks and JSVM, again awesome chat with Ben!

Love it! Thank you Both! Happy Flounder here! PocketHost saved my life!

I come from the stoneage of development but I prefer developing locally and extending with Go. Just feels cleaner.

Love the conversation. It mindboggling, how much one main person can achieve, love it. :D True for pockethost and pocketbase.

Haha! Great podcast!

Hi is there a way to import my data from google sheet to pocketbase automatically sort of bulk upload in pocketbase. thanks

Oh, my. PocketPages. I was starting to learn Go for a hobby project, but now I don't need to! And designing with HTMX in mind too. I love that style of programming.

Great chat, thank you so much for the invite! I'm stoked for the future of the PocketBase community 🤙🤙

i read the blog for v2 and it mentioned the ability to use kotlin/swift does that mean instead of rust kotlin and swift can be used to fully replace rust? (except for native api's)

interesting, but it doesn't explain how to install it correctly on iOS and configure it

good

Nice video! Hope you are going to make an Laravel video as well in the future. Cheers!

have you tried payload boss?

I still feel limited with Pocketbase but it is super cool. Some limitations for me so far: TypeScript typegen should be built-in I think. `pb_schema.json` is there. There are good npm tools but get outdated fairly quickly. Casting is fine. I wish DB transactions were also there, but I guess I could just make hooks and interact with SQLite directly?